On my father’s side, the DNA markers show alignment
with Haplogroup R1b, a Western European lineage that is now the most prevalent
Haplogroup worldwide. Estimates are that more than half of males in Western
Europe carry this marker (e.g., perhaps 100% in western Ireland, 90% in some
parts of Spain, 70% in southern Britain, up to 50% in Danish populations, 30%
in Norway, and 33% in Portugal). Because Europeans settled much of the world,
no surprise that R1b can be found in high frequencies in North and South
American and in Australian populations. These are my paternal markers. Again,
I’m not certain what these really mean yet, but they might look familiar to
some of you who are more knowledgeable in this area.
Region
|
Marker
|
DYS 391
|
11
|
DYS 3891
|
12
|
DYS 439
|
11
|
DYS 38911
|
28
|
DYS 438
|
16
|
DYS 437
|
15
|
DYS 19
|
14
|
DYS 392
|
13
|
DYS 393
|
13
|
DYS 390
|
23
|
DYS 385
|
12,14
|
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